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<n>TinyPod</n>, an Apple Watch case designed by <n>Allan Cooper</n>.

A concept design for an <n>Audio Device</n>.

The <n>Enorme telephone</n> (1986), designed by <n>Ettore Sottsass</n>. Photo by <n>ageaesthetics.com</n>.

<n>Apple iPod Shuffle</n> designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n>, 2005.

REPLAY is a polyphonic synthesizer with multi-mode arpeggiator inspired by the Roland Juno and the Korg Polysix of the early 1980s. Designed to embody vintage character while utilizing modernity and versatility of form. Replay has a six-voice virtual analog sound engine that emulates the organic response of an analog circuit - enabling you to create a diverse range of sounds from rich pads and vibrant leads to snappy arpeggios and deep sub-bass tones. Balancing scope, style and function - Replay has a slim footprint with 22 dedicated sound controls and a 2½-octave keyboard of genuine Cherry MX keys. The intuitive format and sleek design encourages an immersive, hands-on approach to creating your sonic palette. Replay seamlessly integrates into your personalized setup with full MIDI I/O via 3.5mm jacks and USB connectivity. Compatible with standard effect pedal power supply, Replay connects effortlessly with your pedal board - streamlining your workflow for live performances, studio sessions, etc. Additionally, Replay offers a user-friendly web interface. Your command center for managing presets, accessing extended parameters and downloading the latest firmware updates. FEATURES- 6-voice polyphonic subtractive style synthesizer- Monochrome aluminum housing with Rogan knobs- Multi-mode arpeggiator with MIDI beat sync- 32-bit audio sound processing- 22 dedicated sound controls- 4 oscillator waveforms and 7 low-frequency oscillator waveforms- 2.5 octaves of genuine Cherry MX keys. Installed with hot-swap sockets so you can replace the switch with alternative actions- Web interface for managing presets, accessing extended parameters, and downloading the latest firmware updates SPECIFICATIONS- 405 mm x 160 mm x 50 mm- Balanced line-level 1/4” audio input and output- 3.5mm and USB MIDI I/O (micro USB cable included with replay)- 9V DC Power, 200mA (power adapter included with replay) Download User Manual Replay Web Interface

REPLAY

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The <n>Yoto Player</n>, a screen-free audio player for children designed by <n>Jodi Merali</n> of <n>Pentagram</n>.

The <n>Sony BVP-330P</n> broadcast camera, introduced in 1980.

The completely redesigned version of the Glif holds your smartphone securely in portrait or landscape with a quick release lever, and includes three tripod mounts for additional accessories.

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Watermark lines guide your pen. As your words come into focus, the lines fade into the background. The iA Notebook has been a labor of love, spanning several years of trials and fails and deeply engaging our designer team.These watermark guidelines are subtle and unobtrusive, offering direction without overpowering the

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The <n>Commodore 64</n> home computer, first released in 1982.

<n>Apple</n>'s <n>iPhone (1st generation)</n> (2007), owned by former design VP <n>Evans Hankey</n>. Photo by <n>Andrew Zuckerman</n>.

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<n>Nike React Element 87 x Off-White</n> concept sneaker designed by <n>Daniel Coric</n> of <n>DBDS</n>.

The <n>Texas Instruments TI-99/4A</n> home computer, released in 1981.

The <n>Ruby Red MiniDisc 80</n>, designed by <n>Sony</n> in 2005.

Ready to rewind? Rechargeable battery, Bluetooth 5.1, and high-quality audio. Stylish and durable design. Available in 3 colors. Get one today!

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<n>TFM-110D Solid State 11</n> radio (1968), designed by <n>Sony Design</n>. Photo by <n>Sony Group Corporation</n>.

The <n>Air Jordan 1</n> from <n>The Ten</n> collection, a 2017 collaboration between <n>Virgil Abloh</n> and <n>Nike</n>.